Tag: cocktails
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Classic Hugo Spritz (Plus 7 Variations To Try)
By; Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. It begins with a whisper of wildflowers… cool, clean, and unexpected. A breeze rolls in, heavy with the scent of elderflower, crisp mint, and the faintest trace of lime. The first sip is a sigh: delicate bubbles dancing over your tongue, a kiss of sweetness wrapped in something…
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Dried & Divine: A Simple Guide to Dehydrating Citrus for Cocktails
By: Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. Citrus fruits have long been a beloved staple in the world of cocktails. Whether it’s the vibrant zing of a lime, the bright and refreshing essence of lemon, or the sweet, tangy burst of orange, these fruits bring a burst of flavor to any drink. But, while fresh…
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Meyer Lemon Limoncello
By: Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. If you’ve ever tasted limoncello from a small, charming café along the Amalfi Coast, you know it’s a treat like no other. But what if I told you that you could create that same magical elixir right in your own kitchen? Enter Meyer Lemon Limoncello—a slightly sweeter twist…
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Honeyed Lemon Burrata with Pistachios & Olives
By; Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. When it comes to Italian-inspired appetizers, few things are as indulgent and satisfying as burrata. With its silky interior and delicate, creamy texture, burrata effortlessly combines the best qualities of mozzarella and cream, making it a perfect base for vibrant, flavorful toppings. This dish elevates that basic concept…
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Espresso Martinis: The Cocktail That Keeps You Buzzing
By; Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. Let’s be real: The espresso martini isn’t just a drink; it’s a vibe. It’s the cocktail you grab when you want to feel chic, sophisticated, and maybe just a little bit naughty. With bold coffee flavor and smooth vodka, it’s the perfect drink for keeping the party going—whether…
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Cheers to Dry January: Embrace the Spirit of Mocktails!
Hey there, friends! As the holiday confetti settles and our New Year’s resolutions begin to emerge from the rubble of leftover cookies and party hats, you might find yourself considering a little something called Dry January. You’ve probably heard of it—it’s that month when many people choose to ditch the booze and embrace a healthier…